Co-production practitioners network

A network for co-production practitioners

David Neal
David Neal
  • North Wales
  • United Kingdom
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Patchwork Circles Meeting

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Patchwork CirclesThe North Wales Network for all interested in developing collaborative working and co-production models of service delivery is having its next meeting at British Red Cross in Abergele on the 16th February at 9.30 in the morning. Anybody who wants to come or find out what we are doing call the Secretary, David Neal on 07752332682. We are an open network and welcome all input. Have a look at the website at …See More
David Neal added a discussion to the group Wales Co-production group Feb 3
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David Neal joined Sam Froud-Powell's group Nov 2, 2011
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David Neal is now a member of Co-production practitioners network Jul 5, 2011
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Consultancy and Training - Social Enterprise
Background to your work
Provide a platform to develop new services and ventures. Find synergies between sectors and forge new partnerships. Take a design-centred approach to solving social problems.

· Provide bidding platforms and advise commissioners. Bring together small and medium sized organisations into consortia to bid for larger scale public sector contracts. Broker relationships between public sector bodies and provider organisations in their area. Identify strategic needs, cost benefits and otherwise bridge a cultural gap.
· Performance evaluation. Quantify the performance of projects and organisations in terms of growth and social impact enabling investors, commissioners and beneficiaries to compare ventures.
· Provide project management for new projects and back office functions for collaborative partnerships.
· Develop ventures that support the concept of co-production as a model for designing services that recognise people as assets, values work differently; promotes reciprocity; and builds social networks.

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